Los Angeles neighborhoods
East & South San Fernando Valley
Sherman Oaks, Studio City, Valley Village, North Hollywood, Van Nuys, Burbank, Sun Valley, and Sylmar make up a busy school-choice corridor on the Valley side of the hills. Families in this area often consider both Valley campuses and hill-crossing commutes toward Hollywood or the Westside.
- Character
- ≈Established Valley neighborhoods with studio, canyon, and freeway access
- Common commute corridors
- ≈CA-170, US-101, I-5, Riverside Dr, Burbank Blvd
12 schools in East & South San Fernando Valley
Bridgeport
Bridgeport is a K-12 private school serving students in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles. Listed under Special Needs, the school may be a fit for families looking for a special-needs-focused school option; contact the school for current tuition and program details.
Campbell Hall School
Campbell Hall School is an Episcopal private school serving students in kindergarten through grade 12 in the Studio City neighborhood of Los Angeles. Families seeking a faith-based K–12 setting can contact the school or visit its website for current admissions details and tuition information.
Delphi Academy of Los Angeles
Delphi Academy of Los Angeles is an independent K–12 private school in the Lake View Terrace neighborhood of Los Angeles. Families considering the school can contact Delphi Academy of Los Angeles for current tuition details and admissions information.
Harvard-Westlake School
Harvard-Westlake School is an independent private school serving grades 6–12 in the Studio City neighborhood of Los Angeles. Families considering a middle and high school setting can contact the school for current admissions details and tuition information.
International School of Los Angeles
International School of Los Angeles serves K–12 students with a language immersion program in the Burbank neighborhood of Los Angeles. Families seeking a private school with multilingual learning across elementary, middle, and high school grades can contact the school for current admissions and tuition information.
Notre Dame High School
Notre Dame High School is a Catholic faith-based private school serving grades 9–12 in the Sherman Oaks neighborhood of Los Angeles. Families considering a high school option can contact the school for current admissions details and tuition information.
Oakwood School
Oakwood School is an independent K–12 private school in the North Hollywood neighborhood of Los Angeles. Families considering Oakwood can explore programs for kindergarten through high school and contact the school directly for current tuition and admissions details.
Sunland Christian School
Sunland is a private, accredited home school program serving families with students from pre-kindergarten through 12th grade. It offers flexible approaches including textbooks, workbooks, online courses, college classes, or a combination, with support for transferable credits. The program is faith-oriented, emphasizing moral and godly character development, and provides enrolled families with assistance on home school legal concerns.
The Buckley School
Buckley serves students from kindergarten through grade 12 as an independent, co-ed day school in Los Angeles. Its program spans lower, middle, and upper school, with academics supported by arts, athletics, student support, college counseling, trips and travel, and afterschool and summer programs. The school emphasizes a campus community with a broad range of activities, experiences, and clubs for students.
The Wesley School
Village Christian School
Village Christian School offers a Christ-centered education for students from JK through grade 12. Its program spans elementary, middle, and high school, with academics aimed at critical thinking and life skills, competitive athletics, fine arts, and spiritual life. High school students can explore potential life paths through Concentrations® and other experiences, while families describe the school as a close community where faith is integrated throughout school life.
Village Glen School
Village Glen School serves K–12 students with Autism Spectrum Disorder and related special needs, with a curriculum designed for challenges in socialization and communication. Its program combines academics with social skills instruction, support services, technology and student life activities, using a multidisciplinary approach for students with varied strengths and needs. The school emphasizes communication, collaboration, project-based learning, inclusion and parent and caretaker support as part of educating the whole child.